Terms

What you are buying

A pack is ten identical cards of one game — ten rounds of that game, not ten different games. The rules, the scoring and a worked example are printed on the front; an 18-hole grid built for a golf pencil is printed on the back. Cards are A5, 300gsm uncoated stock, printed both sides.

You choose which games you want and the price follows how many you choose. There is also a 36-page booklet carrying the whole set for the glovebox.

Price, and who works it out

The server prices your order, not the page. Your browser sends only the names of the games you ticked; the total is calculated here from a published rate table and passed to Stripe. That is why the figure in the settlement line at the bottom of the shop is the figure you are charged.

Prices are in US dollars. Shipping is free within the United States and is already in the price. Sales tax, where it applies, is calculated by Stripe at checkout and shown before you confirm. You are never charged more than the amount Stripe shows you on that final screen.

Paying

Payment is taken by Stripe on Stripe's own checkout page. Card details never reach this site — see the privacy policy.

Made after you order

Nothing is held in stock. Every pack is printed on demand in the United States after payment clears, which is what keeps a fourteen-game catalogue possible at a pack of ten.

An order reaches the printer within a minute or two of payment, so it usually cannot be stopped. If you need to change or cancel one, email orders@cafecito-ai.com straight away and we will try — but if it is already at the printer, the replacement policy is what applies instead.

If an order cannot be printed at all, we will email you and either place it by hand or refund it. You will not be left holding a charge for cards that are never going to arrive.

Delivery, damage and returns

Printing takes 2–3 business days and USPS Ground Advantage runs 8–12 days, so most orders arrive 10–14 days after you buy. Shipping is free and currently within the United States only.

Damaged, misprinted or lost-in-transit orders are replaced free within 30 days of delivery, with no return required. Undamaged cards cannot be returned, because a scorecard that has been in a cart holder cannot be sold to anybody else. The full policy, and what to put in a claim, is on the shipping and returns page.

The free printables and the browser scorecards

All fourteen games have a free home-print PDF, and all fourteen can be scored in the browser at Start a round. Both are free, need no account, and always will for those fourteen games.

Print them, photocopy them, hand them round your foursome, take them to a club outing. What is not allowed is selling them, or selling anything made from them: the artwork, the rules text and the card layouts stay ours.

The browser scorecards keep a round in your own browser's storage. There is no account, so there is no backup — clearing the browser clears the round.

What this is not

Peel & Eat sells scorekeeping cards. It is not a betting operator. This site takes no wagers, holds no stakes, processes no payouts and is not party to any bet. If your group plays for money, that is a private matter settled among yourselves, on paper, in the way the card describes.

You are responsible for the legality of whatever you and your playing partners choose to play for, wherever you are playing.

The site itself

The shop can be closed at short notice — for a printer outage, a stock problem, or a price change. Games can be added or withdrawn, and prices can change; the price that binds is the one shown to you at the moment you check out.

Course lookup in the browser scorecards is a convenience layered on an outside directory. It is often incomplete and sometimes unavailable, which is why every card can be filled in by hand. Par and stroke index it returns should be checked against the card on the first tee.